Easton Area High School - Rechauffe Yearbook (Easton, PA)

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Claire E. Groff I mm Gratfy • Here is a girl who sometimes talks when she should be quiet and very often is quiet when she should be talking. Result: the appearance of gray hair on some of our teachers. She is un- assuming in her attitude and, therefore, has cultivated valuable friendships. The one sport which she loves and in which she excels is dancing. The fact that her favorite subject is Commer- cial Law shows that she is rather serious-minded. This coy young lady wants only a job—can you help her out? CARMELINA GUZZETTA '‘Carmy' Echo. 2. 3, 4: Dramatic Club, 3. 4; Gleo Club, 2. 3. 4; Interclaaa Basketball, 1. 2. 3. 4; Operetta, 3. 4; Girl Reserve , 2. 3, 4; Yearbook, 4; Honor Student. • If you hear a few long words floating around, you can bet your best bonnet that Carmy is somewhere about. Carmy uses long words and actually knows what they mean. She likes languages. English and French being her favorite subjects. If you want to get in wrong with her, just hand her a frog or some- thing equally crawly and slimy; she detests crawly things. As chief purchasing agent for candy at the games, her excellent taste has benefited both the Girl Reserves and the ultimate consumer. She intends to go to college where we know she will always make the Dean's list. Mildred Hager Millie Glee Club. 4: Dramatic Club. 4; Operetta, 4. • This blonde lassie is the proud possessor of one of the finest pairs of dimples in the class. Blithe and joyous, she may be heard emitting resonant tones every time the Glee Club meets in Room 1 10. Millie is another dancer, but she also devotes time to reading and sewing. Homework excites no enthusiasm in the heart of Miss Hager, but this will not prevent her from attaining her ambition; the desire to be an expert typist. We predict that Millie will be the future champion typist of the world. Margaret A. Hahn Peg Basketball, 2, 3; Gleo Club, 1, 4. • We take great pleasure in introducing to our readers Mar- garet Hahn. ''Peg” to us. “Peg has a sunny disposition and a smile for everyone. Although she is only five feet four. fdr two years she was a member of the varsity basketball squad and was one of the fastest guards our girls' team has had during the last few years. Peg is an excellent typist and her favorite subject is shorthand. She says that she expects to be a steno- grapher. but a little bird told us that Dan Cupid has other plans. P. S. Dan Cupid was right. During Easter vacation, she left to become Mrs. Gordon Mack. TWENTY-ONE

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T. Harold Gafford T. Harold Orchestra. 1, 2. 3, 4: Stamp Clui». 1, 2; Boy’» Oloo Club. 1. • The last bell rings and in dashes Harold. Late again! Harold has been late more than any one else in the class. Besides hav- ing this distinction he is also one of the most studious boys in the class. His ambition is to become a forest ranger or an or- chestra leader. He is well on his way to becoming an orchestra leader as he has been in the orchestra four years. He has also been a member of the Glee Club. Some day you may turn on your radio and listen to Maestro T. Harold Gafford and his symphony orchestra. Here's luck. Harold. Mildred George Millie” Echo. 1. 2, 3, 4; Yearbook, 4; Interdans Basket bull. 1. 2; Make-up. 3; Valedictorian. • Happy-go-lucky Millie' is never seen without a smile. The fact that she is one of the youngest students has not kept her from becoming one of our cleverest Commercial students. She has given generously of her typing ability to various organiza- tions and. consequently, has the job of Typist-in-Chicf of the Echo . She likes to read, dance, and draw, with the love of art holding priority. Mildred expects to continue her education at Churchman's Business College. Don't get your shorthand confused with the curves on those pictures you draw. Mildred. Richard Goodyear ' Mick Dick Cla«8 Basketball, 1, 2, 3. 4. • You can stop here if you are looking for the class Romeo. Don't let that sedate-looking portrait fool you. because he is full of activity when out with a group of boys or girls. His mathematical ability is evident, as he coaches Mr. Wochrlc from the Trigonometric sidelines. He has ventured into the field of sports through the medium of class basketball and has shown up as a true representative of Avona Heights. His ability to make friends is sure to carry him far. William M. Gordan Bill Flash” Dramatic Club, 4: Gle© Club. 4. • Here is one of the quietest boys in the class. Flash” enter ed Wilson this year which gave him little opportunity to become active in any extra-curricular work: but he has done his share- in many other ways. For instance, he certainly was an aid in the production of the Christmas Carol. We don't know what Bill's ambition is, but we do know that he likes to bowl. Per- haps someday he will be a champion bowler. Stick to it. Bill, and we'll stand by and pick up the pins for you as you roll the strikes. iwiHir »

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Donald Halteman 'Don' “Slim Football. 3. 4; Baseball. 3. 4. • Don came to us from Bethlehem High School. His home town is But .town from which place he thumbs his way some six odd miles every day. Joe Penner and Mae West arc his favorites in the movies; possibly this explains his joking congeniality. When it comes ' school work, Don prefers to repose in study hall in order to conserve his energy for the baseball diamond. He is one of the star pitchers for the Blue and Gold. George Gilbert hertzog “Georqie Oreh« tra. 1. 2. 3. 4; Hl-Y Club. 4: Band, 1, 2. 3. 4; Clans Basketball. 1. 2. 3; CSIee Club, 3. 4. • You are now gazing upon one of the quietest boys in the school. George, although he is quiet, has a magnetic personality that attracts many friends. You would never know he was around if it weren't for his friendly smile. George's hobby is music: wherever you see George, you can be sure his clarinet is dose by. He intends to lead his own orchestra. Who knows but that some day you may be seeing George and his orchestra performing before crowds of people. Keep up the good work. George! Hazel Hockman Glee Club, 1; Yearbook. 4; Honor Student. • Any typing to be done this afternoon? This is the usual question confrontin'’ Miss Cline at 3:10 from the little blue- eyed. red head entering Room 210. Hazel has been doing a great deal of excellent work for the yearbook. She is always willing to help and is friend of all who know her. She likes to swim and read, but most of her leisure time is spent in doing domes tic work—which may prove helpful to her in later years. Typist or housewife, she ll always be happy. Betty Horn “Bets'’ Girl Reserve . 1. 2. 3. 4; Interclam Basketball, 1, 2. 3; Honor Student. • Attention! We now present our Bets , everybody's pal. Her good nature and pep have endeared her to her many friendst When advice is wanted. Betty is always ready to lend a willing car. Her hobby is dancing in which she shows great ability. Many less fortunate ones have taken lessons from her. Aside from dancing she takes great delight in teasing. But being a good sport, she can take” it as well as give it. Betty has decided to take up bcautv culture. We know that with her personality and her readiness to work, she is bound to be successful. TWINTY-TWO »